. >> reporter: charles franklin says that truth is apparent in the numbers and it helps explain why the 8 that elected president obama in 2008 and 2012 gave us governor walker in 2010 and 2014. in the 2010 election wisconsin democrats lost 82,000 voters compared to the 2008 presidential election. republican leaning turnout was dunes well. 2008. enough democratic-leaning voters sat out. republicans became the majority. >> the conventional wisdom in wisconsin is there are more democrats here. it's simply a matter of tunning them out to vote. >> wisconsin is not as big a battleground as you think. the battle is consistently motivating voters who lean democrat. >> some of it is organ dominate our lives in the conversation in a way that gubernatorial or senate elections don't. democrats were better than that in 2014. republic cab leaning turnout was 148,000 votes lower. but enough democrats stayed home in a state that went blue for president went red for governor. so how.the state gop overcome a spokes says it's about winning over persuadable voters while also turning out the republican base

a base charles franklin sees as older and better educated which makes them more reliable on every election day. >> the demographics work to advantage republicans to have relatively high turnout in both mid-terms and presidential years. >> if you want to slice it thin you could argue wisconsin is less of a battle ground than it both times the democratic candidate was the winner. >> it may not feel like halloween outside tonight. by the sure looks like it in river west. >> we found dueling haunted houses directly across the street from one another. they like to eat, drink and be scary. >> reporter: i'm glad my name wasn't on one of those signs there. shouldn't beau has been great. a warm october day today. normal high is 59 degrees. our record 84 in 1950. we can still get warm air this time of year. but look what's coming in from the north and west. the northwest had mid-60s, that's coming in for tomorrow. -- in minot. 57 here. upper 40s overnight. dew points are very low. that's how the temperature will drop off quickly. dry air in milwaukee county. we are not looking at much as far as the

. >> charles franklin is weary about sharing this information. >> if you make a mistake and suffer the consequences. >> there is a data under wraps until the polls close. >> you introduce a new element to elections which is not valuable to the public if it turns out to be misleading. >> vote caster hopopes letting people see the game will better connect voters to the process and be the norm in future elections. >> reporter: vote caster will be introducing 10,000 voters in including florida. the survey along with turnout numbers as well as absentee votes will all be in the projections, just to clarify phot cancer -- caster will not know who you are voting for. >>> and alleges dogfighting brink of 22 dogs were found. here is a closer look at the animals, deputies found with no food, water and chained down. at a home on tweak street, they could even smell decayed flesh. the owner of the house james harris and darrell smith both facing animal cruelty charges tonight. the dogs are getting proper care and treatment. to make room for the dogs there is an adoption special going on at the shelt

. >> and charles franklin at the marquette law school poll said trump is getting about 7% of registered african-american voters, that's about the same as mitt romney four years ago, but, he says, clinton is struggling with the black vo president obama in 2012, he polled at 92%. she's polling at 74%. >>> well, the second presidential debate is this sunday, the same night the packers take on the giants. today's tmj4 is airing the packers game, if you would like to watch the presidential debate, we will be streaming it on our web site, our app, and our facebook page. >>> still ahead on "live at 6:00," the event happening tonight that hopes to bring awareness about homelessness in police department and uw green >>> well, it's friday night, and you know what that means? high school football. >> fans will be out braving the cold. elise menaker all bundled up. homestead game tonight, elise. >> hi, courtny and charles, i'm dressed for winter. dressed in shorts and a t-shirt. i'm a big whim out here tonight. these players are not wimps. homestead could win their 16th straight conference title. t

marquette poll director charles franklin says one-in-four wisconsin republicans don't support trump, and showdown with ryan could hurt trump further in this state. loyalty towards trump is maybe more consequential for his fortunes. >> franklin adds that there's no question the video release cost trump support in wisconsin with hillary clinton gaining 20 points in the poll in just at 6:00, we'll look at which 48 hours. voters were impacted the most. patrick: thank you. trump also went after hillary clinton today. the democratic presidential late this afternoon. clinton saying she's not focussed on trump's attacks. >> i don't care what he says about me. i care what he says about you. and i'll tell you what, i will stand up and defend every single person in this country from the insults and the disrespect that we hear from him. patrick: clinton campaigns in las vegas tonight. voting is underway. already more than 6000 people have cast their ballots. in years past, early voting has only been available at the zeidler municipal building, but after a federal judge lifted restrictions, two a

and negative commercials from feingold.today poll director charles franklin talked about that. 3 "so the timing is right... but we don't ask people if they've seen the ads and we don't exposed to them or not." not." so this poll makes this week's debate between feingold and johnson even more important for those two..we'll see another marquette poll in three weeks... the wednesday before election day.live in the newsroom... david ade... cbs 58 news. 3 the two candidates will face night at seven o'clock. you can watch i tlive on our sister station w-m-l-w the "m" and telemundo wisconsin. chief meterologist drew burygone joins us now to get you ready for your evening...drew. a man involved in a drug deal gone wrong learned his sentence today. police say nime accomplice shot a 16-year-old dead on the bugline trail. cbs 58's julie parise has more from waukesha. niikwambe bell will serve at least one a half years in prison for the drug charges he faced in connection with the shooting death of a teenage boy in sussex last spring. bell and a friend, london white, met 16-year-old george erick

their views of leaders like paul ryan is one of the great dilemmas the party is facing right now charles franklin is director of the marquette law school poll. his wisconsin -- a vote-rich area for any republican who isn't named trump. ryan himself won a landslide victory over a trump-inspired primary challenger. that might explain why, even after the green bay crowd booed ryan, governor scott walker wasn't worried. paul ryan doesnt need any more defense right now. he got 84 percent of the vote in the primary. yet while his seat in congress isn't threatened by trump, ryan's speakership could be. trump supporters in the u-s house were unhappy with ryan's refusal to support the nominee. any republican elected offic themselves from trump has to recognize that a little over three-quarters of their party are still to vote for him at least and that means ryan's future may be tied to trump -- long after the election. heavy is the head that wears the crowd. that comes with being a leader. he has to wrestle with that ryan's new strategy seems to be to ignore trump's attacks.he has not addressed the chants

charles franklin 16;16;02 one part is johnson now getting the full support of his party. 89 percent of republicans equivalent of feingold's 90 percent of democrats 16;16;14 3 the u-s senate debate between wisconsin senator ron johnson and challenger russ feingold is this friday night at 7. it will be broadcast live on our sister station, 'w-m-l-w the m' and telemundo wisconsin. 3 more than six-thousand people have already cast their ballots in the city of milwaukee.. since early voting started last month. and this year.. the city opened two addtional early voting sites... one on both in addtion to the zeidler building downtown.mayor tom barrett says so far this week.. more than two-thousand voters turned out... and he says that's an encouraging number. 1:05:09-20with these two additional sites, in two days, we have now surpassed what we saw the first week of in- person voting at zeilder. in addtion, we surpassed the second week of in person voting voting 3 for more information about early voting sites -- and what you need to vote -- head to our website, cbs 58 dot com. 3 w leading up t

charles franklin 16;16;02 one part is johnson now getting the full support of his party. 89 percent of republicans voting for johnson, that's the equivalent of feingold's 90 percent of democrats 16;16;14 3 the u-s senate debate between wisconsin senator ron johnson and challenger russ feingold is this friday night at 7. it will be broadcast live on our sister son m' and telemundo wisconsin. 3 more than six-thousand people have already cast their ballots in the city of milwaukee.. since early voting started last month. and this year.. the city opened two addtional early voting sites... one on both the north and south sides... in addtion to the zeidler building downtown.mayor tom barrett says so far this week.. more than two-thousand voters turned out... and he says that's an encouraging number. 1:05:09-20with these two additional sites, in two days, we have now surpassed what we saw the first week of in- person voting at zeilder. in addtion, we surpassed the 3 person voting voting 3 for more information about early voting sites -- and what you need to vote -- head to our website, cbs 58

poll director charles franklin explains :32charles franklin/poll director 13:25:08 you can have a lot of political events that seem like theyre major but dont move numbers a whole lot. :13 this was a weekend in which we saw a lot of numbers move :17 and we saw them move across a wide variety of groups :23 theo keith reporting 13:36:07 while trumps numbers were plummeting, the poll shows there was no impact on downballot races. in fact, were improving over the last three weeks. the u-s senate race in wisconsin is now within the margin of error, with russ feingold leading johnson 46 to 44. from the marquette campus, theo keith, fox6 news. :28 you can read through the complete poll results when you visit fox6 now dot com or the fox6 news app. just click the "politics" tab. this friday, for the debate between republican senator "ron johnson" and his democratic challenger "russ feingold." that starts at seven p-m. then at eight, it's a "you decide election special." we'll bring you live, team coverage of the debate as well as a break down of other election issues and the race for president

have a conversation with you today where, i cannot imagine ron johnson wins in wisconsin but charles franklin has a best poll within two. mark halperin: our pool today shows donald trump losing badly, double digits in pennsylvania, and yet pat toomey is within the margin of error as well. ken goldstein: exactly. mark halperin: take a minute to explain how that could be. at a time when people say there is not ticket splitting, there's ticket splitting. ken goldstein: at the time where there's not ticket splitting, there's ticket splitting. mark halperin: and then tweak that. ken goldstein: and republicans vote for republicans. listen, if i was the republican and i think what you will see in ron johnson, he will basically start airing ads, and people will start airing ads on his behalf saying going to lose the presidency. if you want to have a check on hillary clinton, you need to vote for me. either way because i cannot talk about ads. pay attention to where the ads are going for senate races. i had written off wisconsin for ron johnson. he had close to a hundred thousand dollars -- i have not

would have a conversation with you today where, i can imagine ron johnson wins in wisconsin but charles franklin has a dust bowl, within two. >> are both shows donald trump losing badly, double digits in pennsylvania, and yet pat toomey is within the margin of error as well. spirit and has taken ohio out. >> explain how that could be. how could rob portman the other 15. >> at the time where there's not ticket splitting, there's ticket splitting. >> that -- >> and then democrats vote for democrats and republicans vote for republicans. listen, if i was the republican come what you will see in ron johnson is his basic point to start airing ads and people start airing ads on his behalf saying going to lose the presidency. if you want to have a check on hillary clinton, you need to vote for me. either way because i cannot talk about ads. attention to where the ads are going in senate races. i had written off wisconsin for ron johnson. club for growth with -- is within a with $1 million. it must've had a poll that showed that was consistent with what charles was saying. >> we scratched the surface but

have a conversation with you today where, i can't imagine ron johnson wins in wisconsin but charles franklin has him within two. >> are pulled in pennsylvania to shows donald trump losing badly, double digits in pennsylvania, or close to double digits and yet pat toomey is within the margin of error as well. >> has taken allow out. >> explained that that could be. at a time when people, if it isn't ticket splitting up the rob portman the other 15? >> at a time when people say there's not ticket splitting, there's ticket splitting. and then tweak democrats vote for democrats and republican so for republicans. listen, if i was the republicans i think which are going to see in ron johnson is is basically an start airing ads where we will lose the presidency but if you want to check on hillary clinton you need to vote for me. either way because i can't not talk about ads, pay attention to where those ads are going in senate races. i had written off wisconsin for ron johnson. club for growth within the with 750,000 to $1 million. they must have had a poll that showed that was consistent with what

. >> now as they advance in the playoffs to play arch-rival franklin, they hope to corre >> charles: not sure if this is a trick question. have you ever seen a wisconsin senator slam a beer? >>> you couldn't see him. video of ron johnson putting one back like he's in college has surfaced. there's a good reason for this. we'll tell you what the senator is celebrating hopefully he had a driver, coming up next on the now milwaukee. so stick around. >> charles: and there will be good reason to stick around. we got good numbers. >> john: we sure do. not tonight, though. 41 degrees at 10:00. mostly cloudy skies, but tomorrow, southwest winds and warmer temperatures, which should make for beautiful football weather tomorrow night. >> charles: you haven't had too many great friday nights. >> i've been lucky. i've had a couple of those. but other than that -- >> charles: thanks for joining us at 6:00. >> shannon: good night. good evening, i'm steve chamraz, welcome to the now milwaukee... just one month after a national preservation group named the mitchell park domes one of america's most

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. >>> drivers filling up in franklin will notice new security at the gas pump. >> charles: police distributed these security seals to each gas station in the city as part of ave program to detect hampering. if the seal is changes colors. the move is in response to a card skimming device found last month at a 711 at 76th and rossen. >> shannon: decision 26, donald trump is coming to west allis next week. he will begin his day in green bay before making a stop at bay fair park. >> these people are horrible people. they're horrible, horrible liars. appear 26 days before aery important election. isn't that amazing? >> shannon: paul ryan made his first public appearance today sinc distancing himself from donald trump. >> charles: ryan did not talk about the nominee but did acknowledge the elephant in the room. >> guess what, we actually are running on ideas in this election. you would never know it, would speaker paul ryan trying to stay on message with what he calls the republican house agenda, not knowing what donald trump will say or tweet about him next. >> this is who we are and what we're tr